I chose to write my research paper on underwater welding. Ever since i was about nine i have been fascinated with welding, i seen a few of Rob's (my father) employees weld in the shop that he own and i thought it was cool. Growing up i would always work with Rob during the summer and it made me want to build my own business like he has. Rob worked his butt off to make something of himself and give me and my family everything we need or want. I want to be able to do that for my family, i want to be able to show my children they can do anything they set their mind to despite what anyone says. I want to go to college and then work on making my own business that i can later pass down to my children. Researching this topic i learned a lot of things …show more content…
It can be classified in two different categories, dry welding and wet welding. Dry welding (also known as Hyperbaric) is where the welder works partially or fully inside of a habitat in a dry or semi-dry environment. Wet welding is welding in the water directly surrounding the welding site in a wet environment.
Dry welding has its advantages as well as disadvantages. Some of the advantages for dry welding include; better safety for the diver/welder, you have better quality welds, and surface monitoring. The disadvantages of dry welding is that it is more expensive rather than wet welding. Welders who are dry welding face complications, these complications would be: different atmospheric gas, pressure, equipment and limited space.
Wet welding comes with more disadvantages than it does with advantages. The advantages would be; it requires no construction or habitat, it is fast and cheaper. Disadvantages are; the risk of the welder is much higher, the welds aren't as good, and it is hard to assume the integrity of the welds because defects are hard to notice if they are under the surface of the weld. Welders who are wet welding also numerous complications when they went weld the most common ones are; arc construction, steaming deposition rate, bubbling effects, electrode diameter, and the underwater welder
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One factor of how you get paid his experience, if you have been working for a while you will get paid more than what someone who is just starting out would. A second factor of how you get paid would be the diving environment if it is dangerous or you go to a certain depth then you will be paid more for risking your life to do the job. Your job environment may include challenges completely out of your control the most common are, and 0° visibility, freezing temperatures, and high wave currents. You will also be paid based upon the equipment you use, distance offshore, over time, and the dive method being used. Dive methods include certain procedures and equipment the most common divide method for underwater welding is through surface supplied air. The three primary diving methods are: surface supplied air, mixed gas saturation, and scuba. Some welders my work up to 12 hours a day for 1 to 2 weeks straight, many places increase their pipe by 50% for overtime but he's company is different. Some welders believe that the overtime is usually offered to make up for the off-season when they are not being paid and they are unemployed. there are also other factors going into your pay thatmany do not know about, which would be the location, your performance, travel frequency, your education level, employment
Welding is a dangerous job because you can hurt your eyes from the flash if you don’t wear eye protection. Yes pipeline welding dangerous, but it is wrong because it is only dangerous when proper safety precautions aren’t taking place. Welding is dangerous because pieces of metal can fall on you and you can get flash burn. And you can be exposed to gases, fires, explosions, and electric shock. But the only way these things happen is when safety measures are ignored.
It works by three main ingredients. Electricity, filler metal, and a form of shielding from the air are very important (gowelding para 2). “Just like MIG welding, Flux Core welding works by feeding an electrode continously to the joint” (gowelding para 2).The first step is the welder squeezes the trigger and a spool of wire is fed to the joint into the arc. As soon as the electrode hits the metal it heats it up until the wire and weld area begin to fuse together. Once the puddle is made the Flux Core creates a shield from the air (gowelding para 2). The power supply is a constant voltage power supply. This means the welding machine uses a direct current just like MIG welding, as the same machine is used for both types of
Even though welding has been around for a long time, most of the best inventors were around during the 19th century and have changed the way thing are done today. During the 20th century, many technological advancements developed and have made welding easier because of the different types of welding that have been developed. Welding impacted the world during World War l, because during the war armaments that were going to be utilized were ordered in tremendous amounts. Therefore, welding has been around since the Iron Age and has let people build strong steel and powerful armament such as Weapons, tanks, and planes. Finally, welding has had many advancements, and will continue to do so in the future, because the world needs
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Career Education Advisor states that welding is relatively dangerous work, done in some potentially hazardous environments. Welders work with electrical currents, large machinery, and heavy parts in conditions that include factories and construction sites. Management-level welders spend time on work sites as well as in the office (Career Education Advisor). Finally, every occupation has advantages
Welding is a excellent career choice for those who like to build things with their hands and have a strong attention to detail. It requires an extensive amount of knowledge and skill but for those who get a solid grasp of the respected trade they're rewarded with tremendous job opportunities and first-rate pay.
When we were told that we needed to pick a research topic, I wasn’t quite sure what to do. After thinking about it in class, I decided that I should research what it is like to play college basketball because I’m playing college basketball next
scientific experiments (Go welding: history of welding 1). Conventional welding is most easily explained as arc welding processes. Some arc welding processes are TIG welding, Stick Welding(SMAW), and MIG welding. TIG stands for Tungsten Inert Gas welding this means that using tungsten as a electrode and an inert gas, which is usually argon, the weld is produced by creating an arc between the piece being welded and the tungsten electrode. SMAW or stick welding utilizes a stick electrode held in a clamp surrounded by a powdered substance to weld. Mig welding uses a machine that holds a wire feeder within it, the wire feeder feeds the wire electrode through a tube to a gun that slowly sends out the wire as well as a steady flow of inert gas. These and other processes classified as conventional welding processes are the best processes for welding jobs because they are more cost effective, more...
One main category of welding is arc welding. Arc welding uses a current sent from an electrode, through the base metal, and back into the ground clamp on your welder. This arc creates a tiny spot of immense heat that melts the metal around it, thus creating a weld puddle, or the puddle of molten metal. Within arc welding there are MIG, TIG, and stick welding.
Welding is a very important tool used in our daily lives. Welding is the process of joining two metal pieces together by applying heat. A filler helps to make the joint. Everything we use from trucks to houses have some type of welding in them. There are many types of welding careers to choose from. There is a great demand for welders today. My project was to build a table and candelabra out of metal. Most of the metal I gathered came from junk yards and had to be cleaned of rust.
Welding can be traced back to the ancient times. One of the earliest methods of welding is bronze age. when ancient people back then had small gold circular were made by pressured welding lap joined together. Then in the Iron Age the Egyptians and people in the eastern area learned to weld pieces of iron together. In the middle age blacksmithing was developed. Blacksmithing is when you weld a piece of metal and hammering it but it was in the 19 century that welding was invented as they know it today.
From all the things that I have covered, none of them were as trying as the inevitable research paper. I was worried about the final product and the grade I would receive because I have not had much luck with writing research papers in the past. I find them to be too tedious when having to cite research and quotations that I often did it incorrectly. My works cited page was often messy and unorganized and I could never find enough things to say about my topic in order to fulfill the designated word quota. This time around, I felt a little more confident because I had an outlined guide found in my “Common Sense” text that helped me overcome my worry about the specifics of citing and quoting as well as the organization of my works cited page....
Welding is an art, science, and high paying career all in one. Welding is the most effective way to join two pieces of metal, it is the only way to join them so they act as one. Numerous things in our daily lives has been welded from coffeepots to skyscrapers. Welding can be done almost anywhere outdoors, indoors, underwater, and even space (“Welding Basics”). It is practically
Whenever it come to the research paper, I struggled tremendously. The topic for the paper was “How to do Good Research.” While brainstorming I began to get overwhelmed. I have never done a research paper before and I didn 't know where to start. This is where I can grow as a writer. Acquiring more knowledge on how to research accurately and correctly would be helpful. There is an abundance of information online, trying to sort through it all is mind-boggling. Learning how to correctly cite sources following APA guidelines would be beneficial as
GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding) is more economic; Springer reports that “ GMAW is an economic process because it has higher speeds and higher deposition rates than manual arc welding. There is also no need to constantly change electrodes” (Page 11). GMAW has a higher speed, which means that you can get the job done faster. It also has high deposition rates which makes the weld look clean and smooth.” This method can be used for a high range of work, but it is not suited for repair work because of it’s weld quality” (Page 4).